Multipitch Climbing on Terma with Front Range Climbing Co.

Moab•moderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5–7 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have good endurance and the ability to handle sustained physical effort with moderate technical demands.

Overview

Tackle Moab’s Terma route with Front Range Climbing Company—an ideal multipitch climb for adventurous beginners. Experience technical pitches and rappelling amid unforgettable desert vistas.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Moab: Terma

Private multi-pitch climbing • 5-7 hours • Great for learning multipitch skills

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Date

Fri, Oct 24

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of multipitch climbing in Moab on the Terma route! This exciting 3-pitch climb offers a challenge for adventurous beginners, culminating in breathtaking views of Big Bend and the La Sal Mountains. Conquer the hardest pitch and enjoy the unique experience of rappelling back to the base.

Multipitch climbing in Moab!

Terma is an excellent 3 pitch rock climb for those looking for something a bit more than a normal day at the crag. With the 3rd pitch being the hardest, with difficulty of 5.9, this is great for adventurous beginners or those looking to learn specific multipitch skills. The route summits the mesa with fantastic views over Big Bend on the Colorado River and the La Sal Mountains. 3 rappels return you back to the base of the route.

Adventure Tips

Start Early

Begin your climb in the morning to avoid the midday heat and secure the best light for views and photography.

Check Your Gear

Ensure all climbing and rappel equipment is in good condition before heading out for safety on the multipitch sections.

Hydration Is Crucial

Carry plenty of water; desert conditions and physical exertion can rapidly dehydrate you during the climb.

Learn Multipitch Techniques

If new to multipitch, consider hiring a guide from Front Range Climbing to build confidence with belay stations and rope management.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Desert bighorn sheep
Golden eagles soaring overhead

History

Moab’s climbing heritage dates back decades, cementing its place as a premier climbing destination since the late 20th century.

Conservation

Sustainable climbing practices are encouraged here, including minimizing chalk use and following Leave No Trace principles to protect sandstone formations.